Sentence examples for backbone connection from inspiring English sources

This reference clock can be acquired through the global positioning system (GPS) or through the backbone connection.

This slot synchronization can be obtained by using the global positioning system (GPS) to acquire a reference clock, or to use the backbone connection.

We began by building a monomer that was as complete as possible from each crystal structure by selecting residues from different chains so that there would be a continuous backbone connection and the monomer was as compact as possible.

Meanwhile, lobbyists for phone and cable companies have launched an all-out campaign to keep network neutrality requirements out of the legislation – claiming they're ready to offer premium services to their largest customers, and that they need to do so to recoup the billions they've invested in faster Internet backbone connections and fiber-optic links to private homes.

Back then the fastest backbone connections were 155 megabits per second.

Assuming (W), the shortest path between two external vertices v, w consists of the external vertices and their backbone connections together with the external base pairs.

With a P = 4.7%, this would be significant at the 5% level and suggests that for shear, interactions at the preserved domain interface help control the domain movement, whereas in hinge, it is more likely to be the backbone connections between the domains.

Two radios, operating 802.11a, form backbone link connections.

An enhanced force constant for backbone-connections (bb-cons) is added to reflect the chemical reality (also used in Hinsen's ENM and BENM, see below) hence the name Chemical Network Model (Kondrashov et al. 2006).

InterNAP, based in Seattle, aggregates so-called backbone Internet connections from a variety of carriers and then sells high-level cyberspace connections to Web site operators and big corporate customers, among others.

MIT's 100-gigabit backbone supports connections to Internet2 and the Energy Sciences Network, which in turn provides access to the CERN Large Hadron Collider.